Players In College

Class of 2026
Chloe Dunnigan - Rhodes College
Ruby McDermott - University of Virginia
Felicia Torrico - Bryn Mawr College

Class of 2025
Laney Barnes - Sewanee-The University of the South

Class of 2024
Morgan Esmie - University of North Carolina Wilmington
Hady Pickard - Georgia State University

 

2024
Overall Record: 29-11, 0.707
State Final Four

2023
Overall Record: 23-19, 0.547
State Final Four

2022
Overall Record: 12-20, 0.375

2021
Overall Record: 45-4, 0.918
State Final Four

2020
Overall Record: 32-6, 0.842
AAAAA State Runner-Up

2019
Overall Record: 38-9, 0.810
AAAA State Champions

2018
Overall Record: 43-11, 0.796
State Sweet Sixteen

2017
Overall Record:  59-6, 0.908
AAAA State Runner-Up

2016
Overall Record:  55-9, 0.859
AAAA State Champions

2015
Overall Record:  42-18, 0.700
AAA State Champions

2014
Overall Record:  52-11, 0.825
AAA State Champions

2013
Overall Record:  57-9, 0.864
AAA State Runner-Up

2012
Overall Record:  54-2, 0.964
AAA State Champions

2011
Overall Record:  48-11, 0.814
State Final Four

2010
Overall Record:  57-7, 0.891
A/AA State Champions

2009
Overall Record:  39-12, 0.765
State Sweet Sixteen

2008
Overall Record:  42-14, 0.750
State Elite Eight

2007
Overall Record:  40-14, 0.741
State Elite Eight

2006
Overall Record:  42-18, 0.700
AAA State Champions

2005
Overall Record:  25-29, 0.463
State Runner-Up

2004
Overall Record:  32-23-2, 0.579
State Runner-Up

2003
Overall Record:  34-30, 0.531
State Final Four

2002
Overall Record:  17-19, 0.472
State Sweet Sixteen

In 2008, while searching for a service project in which his program could take part, Coach Paul Stevens created the Serve for the Cure Invitational Volleyball Tournament.  Top varsity teams from around the southeast are invited to participate, while the BT varsity players create items to sell, and the JV and Jr. Titan teams work at the tables to help the tournament run smoothly.  Items the players have made have included pillows, blankets, picture frames, jewelry, baked goods, and more.  No admission fee is charged to fans, but donations are accepted at the door.  In addition, fans can take part in the 50/50 raffle, purchase one of the student-designed tournament t-shirts, partake in the Serve Up a Slice contest to try to win prizes, or visit some of the corporate vendors at the tournament.

In its eleven year history, the Serve for the Cure tournament has raised over $70,000 in support of breast cancer research through the American Cancer Society!
Below is a list of past champions of the tournament as well as the amount of money raised each year:

Total Raised Since 2008:  $70,056.66

2018
Champion:  Columbus
Spirit & Sportsmanship Award:  Blessed Trinity
Money Raised:  $8,237.98

2017
Champion:  Blessed Trinity
Spirit & Sportsmanship Award:  East Coweta
Money Raised:  $8,496.62

2016
Champion:  Blessed Trinity
Spirit & Sportsmanship Award:  Chattahoochee
Money Raised:  $8,122.72

2015
Champion:  Columbus
Spirit & Sportsmanship Award:  Blessed Trinity
Money Raised:  $8,223.61

2014
Champion:  Blessed Trinity
Spirit & Sportsmanship Award:  Notre Dame (TN)
Money Raised:  $6,706.60

2013
Champion:  Chattahoochee
Spirit & Sportsmanship Award:  Lambert
Money Raised:  $7,755.15

2012
Champion:  McIntosh
Money Raised:  $8,133.18

2011
Champion:  Johns Creek
Money Raised:  $4,186.48

2010
Champion:  Chattahoochee
Money Raised:  $5,053.16

2009
Champion:  Sandy Creek
Money Raised:  $2,691.16

2008
Champion:  Sandy Creek
Money Raised:  $2,450.00